Young Goodman Brown Childrens Book

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FC: Young Goodman Brown A Children's Book reviewing the Work of Nathaniel Hawthorne By Randy S. Williams, Sr.

1: Young Goodman Brown loved and cherished his beautiful wife, Faith.

2: But he had to leave her for a journey. So he left her with a kiss and a wave.

3: On his journey, Brown met up with a man. This man was scary and worried him.

4: Brown traveled for a while with this stranger through the dark and enchanted woods.

5: On their journey together they encountered a woman that appeared to be a witch.

6: Brown was so scared that he decided that he wanted to rest (actually though, he just wanted to get away from his unknown partner).

7: Brown, all alone now on a tree stump, heard the voices of people he thought he knew. Soon he realized that these people he knew, had changed.

8: Brown decided it would be best to follow these people, but he had to do it secretly so he could figure out what they were up to.

9: Once Brown and his "leaders" arrived at their destination, Brown immediately knew he was in trouble.

10: As Brown watched from afar, he realized that his dear, sweet wife Faith was in trouble.

11: Brown yelled to his wife, "Faith, Faith, Look up to Heaven, and resist the Wicked One".

12: Try as he may, Brown could not get through to his wife. He was so scared.

13: Brown thought he had lost his wife for good, when all of the sudden, POOF, the whole group disappeared from his sight, like they had never even been there.

14: The next day, Brown truly thought what he had seen was a dream. Nobody seemed to acknowledge that anything weird had gone on.

15: Just like when he left, when he arrived home, his beautiful wife Faith was there to greet him with a smile, hug, and a huge kiss.